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Well, I spent some more time on it and I figured out the problem -- all I had to do was remove the jumper from the hard drive. I really appreciate the support and the awesome program that you have made available for free (and open-source)! Thanks again!

On second look, the hard drive is connected at the end of the IDE cable, not in the middle (it is connected to the one farthest from the motherboard). Any ideas? Would it hurt to just try it in the middle?

Thank you for the quick response! Checked BIOS, all drives are set to "AUTO." I have checked this a million times in trying to figure out the problem, 100% sure it is set to the THIRD set of pins down (master). Oh, really? I was under the impression that it should be on the one in the...

Hello, I will try to keep this as short as I possibly can. I was going to sell my computer, so I used DBAN to wipe it. I installed a fresh copy of Windows XP onto the drive. I installed SP2 (on the primary hard drive, the one that was wiped), etc, and it worked fine. Then, I removed my slave...